On May 19, 2008, at 6:15 AM, Michael Hierweck wrote:
Daniel Nouri wrote:
The idea is that, if you use 'index' as the class attribute name for
your template, you'll be able to override it *even if* the template
is
assigned in Python code. This is equivalent to specifying the
template
via ZCML.
Is this special for the attribute "index"? Is this documented
somewhere?
Yes, it's special. The handler for the template attribute in ZCML
overwrites the index attribute on the view's class (if there is one).
I haven't seen it documented; I learned this by looking through Five's
source. :-/
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